Women and Girls in Science 2022 – Denisa Naidin, researcher in economic Geography
03 March 2022
“You can be more than one thing, your talent is needed. You can do whatever you set your mind to.”
Just like I can be a scientist, a mum, a photographer and a trekker, you can be a microbiologist, an artist, an engineer, a dancer, a rocket scientist and a girl!
The final video in the series Be Brave: Women [& girls] in Science is Denisa Naidin, researcher in economic Geography at the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER).
The video series Be Brave: Women [& girls] in Science is a collaboration between the institutions that form Research Luxembourg and MEGA (Ministère de l’Égalité entre les femmes et les hommes – Luxembourg). The series features 6 women in science with different journeys in science, with the goal to inspire young girls in[to] science.
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